6TH ROUND

Lycksell split the 2016-17 season between Linköping's J18 and J20 teams. He dominated the younger group and gained experience against older juniors.

European scouts consider Lycksell to be a skilled and competitive forward who, despite lacking size, gets involved in the play. He may need additional Swedish junior seasoning (and possibly time on loan to a team in the Allsvenskan minor league) before he is ready to challenge for a spot in the Swedish Hockey League.

At the J18 level in 2016-17, Lycksell produced a combined 19 goals and 36 points in 22 games. Playing for the Linköping J20 team, he posted four goals and nine points in 29 games.

5TH ROUND

Cates has committed perennial Frozen Four contender University of Minnesota - Duluth, starting in the fall semester of 2017. The team is coached by Scott Sandelin, a former Flyers defenseman.

Scouts consider Cates to be a naturally skilled forward with the potential to make an impact at the collegiate and, later, work his way up to the pro level. Needs to fill out his lanky frame and play against a higher grade of competition.

Dominated this past season at the high school level for Stillwater High (whom he captained) and for Team Northeast. Also appeared in 11 games in the USHL for the Omaha Lancers, chipping in two goals and seven points.

4TH ROUND

One of two Belarusian-born players in the Flyers' 2017 Draft class, along with goaltender Kirill Ustimenko.

Amateur scouts consider Sushko to be a versatile forward with the upside to adapt to different game situations.

Playing his first North American season in 2016-17, Sushko produced 32 regular season points (17 goals, 15 assists) and a plus-10 rating for Owen Sound of the Ontario Hockey League. Added 11 more points (three goals, eight assists) and a plus-five rating in 17 playoff matches.

At age 17, Sushko represented Belarus in the 2016-17 Under-20 Division I World Championships. He scored one goal in five games. The previous year, he posted six points in five games at the Under-18 Division I Worlds.

Amateur scouts consider him to be a pure sniper with good size and offensive instincts. Needs to work on his skating.

Strome scored 34 goals and 62 points in 66 Ontario Hockey League games for Hamilton in 2016-17. Started the season on a tear, scoring 29 goals in the first 47 games. Struggled in the latter portion of the season. MAKSIM SUSHKO (107th Overall) POSITION: Right Wing TEAM: Owen Sound Attack (OHL) BORN: February 10, 1999 HOMETOWN: Brest, Belarus VITALS: 6'0", 180 pounds

One of two Belarusian-born players in the Flyers' 2017 Draft class, along with goaltender Kirill Ustimenko.

Amateur scouts consider Sushko to be a versatile forward with the upside to adapt to different game situations.

Playing his first North American season in 2016-17, Sushko produced 32 regular season points (17 goals, 15 assists) and a plus-10 rating for Owen Sound of the Ontario Hockey League. Added 11 more points (three goals, eight assists) and a plus-five rating in 17 playoff matches.

At age 17, Sushko represented Belarus in the 2016-17 Under-20 Division I World Championships. He scored one goal in five games. The previous year, he posted six points in five games at the Under-18 Division I Worlds.

3RD ROUND

The left-catching Belarusian-born goaltender has played junior hockey in St. Petersburg, Russia since age 14.

Scouts consider him to be typical of many modern-day goaltending prospects -- naturally athletic with a big frame.

Ranked 5th among European goaltenders by Central Scouting, he posted a 1.74 GAA and .938 save percentage in the MHL (the top Russian junior league) for MHK Dynamo St. Petersburg, and made five playoff appearances as well.

He impressed in a pair of outings for Team Russia at the 2017 Under-18 World Championships.